A high power pulsed sputtering (HPPS) plasma is generated using a Penning discharge, and is featured to be highly ionized in a glow discharge mode.
The overlap of radiologic appearances between primary ovarian cancer and metastases to the ovaries is substantial and no imaging feature seems to be highly accurate in the distinction between primary and secondary ovarian malignancies.
As this research has shown, these features proved to be highly discriminative which justifies their application in emotion recognition.
As an LGMD phenotype with structural cerebellar involvement has not been reported in any of the remaining dystroglycanopathies, this combination of features appears to be highly evocative of an ISPD-related muscular dystrophy.
Consequently, these feature types appear to be highly relevant and include practically no irrelevant features.
As many of the 470 features turned out to be highly correlated, 128 features with Spearman correlations > 0.98 were excluded from further analyses, leaving 342 features used.
Pitch- and jitter/shimmer-based features are found to be highly ranked in the proposed EmoFt feature set, while in the larger ComParE set, spectral band descriptors and MFCCs show an even higher correlation.
There were at least two studies where some clinical and laboratory features were found to be highly predictive.
Mutual relations between QoE and multiple perceivable characteristics of the experience that contribute to its quality, referred to as QoE features, are found to be highly and positively correlated, and are further quantified using multiple linear regression models.
Thus, feature length often needs to be highly restricted for enumerative approaches, which can then fail to elicit longer, potentially important (interpretable) features.
